The Suicide Squad runtime and post-credits scene confirmed by director James Gunn

Harley Quinn in The Suicide Squad
(Image credit: Warner Bros./DC)

The Suicide Squad runtime has been locked in.

Taking to social media, director James Gunn revealed that DC’s latest movie will run for two hours and 12 minutes (132 minutes).

Gunn added: "I wrote, filmed, and edited the best movie I could and it ended up at this length. No one ever planned for it to be this long."

While Gunn (obviously) didn’t reveal specifics of what will be included after the credits have rolled, the director confirmed on Twitter that there is one. The director said that, for him, however, "the movie itself is what matters most."

It’s shorter than Wonder Woman 1984 (151 minutes) and Aquaman (143 minutes), while it has the exact same runtime, interestingly enough, as Shazam! – also 132 minutes. 2016’s Suicide Squad, which director David Ayer claimed was "ripped to pieces" by the studio, is only slightly shorter at 123 minutes.


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Bradley Russell

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